2 Installation requirements
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Operating the device in the local network (LAN)
NOTICE
Do not connect the device to a public network (e.g. the internet).
An Ethernet/IP-based network connection (LAN) is required to operate the device in a local network. In its delivery state,
the device is configured to obtain the IP address automatically from a DHCP server operated in a LAN.
NOTICE
Check the IP address carefully during the conversion for a manual configuration before connecting
the device to the LAN.
An incorrectly-entered IP address can cause IP conflicts in the network and thus disturb another device in your
network.
In the LAN with a firewall, only permit connections to and from the device which correspond to the intended use of the
device. All ports not used are blocked on the device side.
The device is able to make the following connections as standard:
Log Source port Destination
port
Direction Purpose
TCP ≥1025 21 Outgoing FTP control
TCP any ≥1025 Listening / incoming FTP (active) data transfer (device set to FTP
logging)
UDP 68 67 Outgoing Communication to DHCP server - requests
to the DHCP server
UDP 67 68 Listening / incoming Answers from DHCP server(s)
TCP any 80 Listening Data transfer to the web browser
TCP any 65001 Listening / incoming Data transfer log data (device set to TCP
logging)
UDP 17784 17784 Outgoing Broadcast search log printer
TCP 50001 50000 Outgoing Data transfer to the log printer
UDP 42380 3000 Outgoing Broadcast search label printer
TCP 52382 - 53382 9100 Outgoing Data transfer to the label printer
Network bandwidth / Quality of Service (QoS)
The device does not place any requirements on the LAN bandwidth for data transfer, that exceed the standard time-out
times of the respective logs.
Process Volume max. Volume normal
Transfer status, legend, program, malfunction log 10kB 2-6kB
System log 64kB --
Graphic log 800kB 580kB
Data transfer MELAconnect 240bit/s per device approx. 200bit/s per device
Data transfer, web interface (browser) 12kbits/s per connection --